09 Oct
Wayman Learning Trust
Croydon
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Head of MFL Inspire the Next Generation of Linguists
Are you a dynamic and forward-thinking MFL educator ready to lead a thriving department? A highly regarded secondary school in Croydon, renowned for its supportive and collaborative culture, is seeking a passionate Head of MFL.
This is a permanent, full-time position offering exceptional opportunities for professional growth.
Why Choose Us?
- Thriving Learning Community : Join a school that values inclusivity, academic excellence,
and the development of each student's unique talents.
- Collaborative Staff Environment : Work alongside dedicated colleagues who share your passion for MFL education and are committed to continuous improvement.
- Professional Growth : Benefit from ongoing training and development opportunities to enhance your leadership and teaching expertise.
Your Role :
- Lead with Vision : Shape the future of the MFL department with your innovative ideas and strategic planning.
- Empower Your Team : Inspire and motivate your fellow MFL teachers to deliver engaging and effective instruction.
- Cultivate Success : Implement strategies to elevate student achievement and foster a love of languages.
Your Profile :
- Qualified and Experienced : Hold a relevant MFL degree and QTS (or equivalent), with a demonstrated history of success in teaching MFL across key stages.
- Passionate Leader : Possess exceptional communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills, with a proven ability to motivate and lead a team.
- Committed to Excellence :
Demonstrate a strong commitment to professional development and a drive to create an exceptional learning experience for all students.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Submit your CV and a letter outlining your passion for MFL education to Gareth Blythen.